Apprentice Performer Sample Clauses

Apprentice Performer. ‌ In the interest of nurturing and developing young Canadian singers and dancers, the Engager may engage up to one (1) non-professional performer per production as an Apprentice in a supporting role as defined by Appendix A or the equivalent as a dancer. The Engager shall be required to pay a portion of the Apprentice's registration fee as specified below, of which one hundred dollars ($100.00) shall be credited toward the Apprentice's eventual joining fees. 2022-2025 Portion of Apprentice Registration Fee Paid by Engager $125.00
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